Archive for May 25, 2004

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Archbishop of Denver: It's a matter of honesty: to receive Communion, we need to be in communion

The matter of Communion and pro-abortion politicians is not one about giving or not giving the Eucharist, but a matter... Read more

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Boston to close 65 churches

The Archdiocese of Boston announced yesterday that it will be closing 70 parishes, but creating five new ones. Sixty church... Read more

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Arkansas Christian family marks birth of 15th child

When Michelle and Jim Bob Duggar married almost 20 years ago, they used birth control pills. Four years into their... Read more

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Cuban authorities prohibit distribution of medicine in parish

The Cubanet news agency is denouncing the move by Cuban authorities in Santa Clara to prohibit a parish from distributing... Read more

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Groups seek to legalize “medicinal babies” in Spain

The National Committee for Assisted Human Reproduction in Spain took the first step towards legalizing human embryo selection for the... Read more

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Family organization calls for referendum on law allowing homosexuals to adopt

The Family Policy Institute of Cataluña, Spain, is calling for a popular referendum, which would demonstrate if it is the... Read more

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God condemns evil but rewards faithfulness, Pope says

Speaking about the Canticle of the Apocalypse, “The Judgment of God,”  Pope John Paul II said during today’s general audience... Read more

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Pope encourages solidarity with Dominican Republic and Haiti, affected by floods

The Vatican Secretary of State, Cardinal Angelo Sodano, sent a telegram expressing Pope John Paul II’s solidarity with the victims... Read more

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Bishop Olmsted responds to paper: Communion can be denied to pro-abortion politicians

In a letter to the Arizona Republic, Bishop of Phoenix Thomas J. Olmsted said yesterday that an article printed by... Read more